Jeff Raikes

Jeff Raikes

Member Board of Directors, Chair Nominations & Governance Committee at Costco Wholesale
Seattle, Washington, United States

Jeff Raikes is a board member at Costco Wholesale, Hudl, and Lumen Bioscience, and co-founder of the Raikes Foundation. He founded the Raikes Foundation, a non-profit organization, in 2002 and remains involved. His expertise includes leadership in philanthropy and technology, with previous executive roles at Microsoft and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

Lumen Bioscience adds Jeff Raikes to board, promotes executives and secures $30M Series C extension led by WestRiver Group

Lumen Bioscience announced board and leadership changes—including Jeff Raikes joining as an independent director, promotions of Nhi Khuong and Kole Krieger, and appointment of David Saunders—and elected Erik Anderson as Vice Chairman. The company also closed an oversubscribed $30 million Series C extension led by WestRiver Group with participation from the Gates Foundation and several new investors to support its orally delivered biologics clinical pipeline.

Microsoft@50: Birth of Microsoft Office, with President of Business Systems Division, Jeff Raikes

Send us Fan Mail This is the 2nd installment of the Microsoft@50 series. We interview Jeff Raikes, who was President of the Business Systems Division at Microsoft. Jeff was the one of the senior most executives at Microsoft after Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer. Jeff served as a member of the company’s senior leadership team that set the overall strategy and direction for the firm. He began his career with Microsoft in 1981 and was instrumental in creating the Microsoft Office suite of productivity applications. Jeff Raikes is a co-founder of the Raikes Foundation with his wife, Tricia. The Foundation…

Organizations

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  • Costco Wholesale Member Board of Directors, Chair Nominations & Governance Committee 2008–present · current
  • Hudl Investor, Advisor, Board member 2006–present · current
  • Raikes Foundation Co-founder 2002–present · current

Education

  • Stanford University Bachelor of Science - BS, Engineering-Economic Systems · 1976–1980

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